Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-08-04


The Free Press OF Ottawa, Canada, has
created a tremendous sensation by the
publication OF an interview with Chief Of
Police McNeity. in which he acknowledges
that a precisely similar state Of affairs is
being carried on in Ottawa today as the
Pail Mall Gazette. two years ago. showed
to exist in London. Chief MeNeity said:
FAN sorts of men are implieated-proles.
sional men, civilians, servants, tradesmen,
and others. The children are entieed in
some cases to chambers. in Others to Of
fees and sometimes into stores.
The freedom OF the city Of Dublin has
been conferred upon Mr.. VIM. 0'Brien,
editor OF United Ireland, and Hon. Patrick
A. Collins, OF Boston, Mass.
Adyiees further tended TO discredit the
report that Stanley the explorer has met
his death.
The final session Of the district assembly
OF the Knights OF Labor at London, Can
ada, a resolution was passed urging seees-
sion from the United States grand assembly
and the formation of q general assembly
for Canada, the latter body to have com
plete and unrestricted powers to adiudi
cate on all questions and business connect
ed with the order.
There win be but six contests before the
next house. There are against the 6eats 81
Davidson OF Alabama, Post Of Illinois,
Van Derver of California, FELTON, of the
same state, Elliott OF South Carolina and
White OF Indiana.
The inter state commission has created
a bureau tS - styled its department Of
statistics, uE~ he-d II which viii be demon
mated the ausi.as g G MeCaine has
been appointed auditor srd will enter up
on his duties Aug. l. Mr.. McCaine is a ma
tive OF Minnesota ana has held for several
years a responsible position in the Office oil
Albert Fink, trunk line commissioners in
New York city.
mob broke into the jail at Nebraska
City, Nebraska, aud took thereirom a con
demned murderer, Lee S~hellenberger, ard
lynched him. Thisaction was no doubt
caused by the fact hat a few weeks ago
Quinn Bohanan, another condemned
murderer, was assisted to escape from this
same Jail by one Of the assistant ~jailers,
as is alleged, and Is still at large.
At Sioux City, Iowa, Mrs. L. G.. Bro
nette, her daughter Mrs. Frank Coffee, her
husband, and Louis Bronette were arrest
ed on acharge OF murder. These parties
live together on a large farm near the city,
and are quite wealthy. They are charged
with numbering the Legitimate child OF a
French girl, Eliza Rivers, who was a serv-
ant in the family.
Miss Bonar, daughter of the celebrated
Scottish hymn writer, is visiting at North
ampton, Mass.
Jay Gould has just discovered that en-
ployes aud tie contractors at the west
have robbed him Of about 81. 900, 600.
Chicago is badly torn up over the escape
Of MeGarrigle, the convicted boodler.
he was given permission to take a bath at
his residence he easily eludes the sheriff.
At Black River Falls, Wis, the Lake
house was burned with its contents. The
building was a handsome three-story
brick structure, erected seven years ago at
a cost Of SI0.O 0 The fire started from
an exploding oil stove in the kitchen.
By request Of Ohio authorities, Samuel
TschappaL, mayor Of Clarington, Ohio, was
arrested at Milwaukee. He is charged
with perjury Vile acting as a witness in
saloon prosecutions in his town.
Ala Arthur, SOL ofex-president Arthur,
is in Paris.
The testimony in the case OF Charles
Sordrum, charged with breaking the nose
OF Albert Burrows, and fined $500 by
Justice Goings in Chicago, revealed the
fact that the espionage OF the anarch-
list group in that city, instituted by the
citizens association at the time Of
the Haynarket riot, is still being kept up.
Nodrum is a Pinkertown detective, but has
BEEN Tor over n year a member IN good
standing Of the West sid group Of anareh-
lists.
The following pensions have been issued:
Wisconsin: Widow OF II. BroBsmRn, Ber-
lin: widow L. A. Smith, Milwaukee; mother
J. Mcdaniel, Dell c. Bouden. Cadott; L. a.
Smith (~deeeased), Milwaukee; G. r. Woos-
ter, Brodhead; a. Melcher, B~araboo; W.
Brown, Magnolia; L. Frederick, Deerfeld;
j. Stevens Bloomer; w. FRANKIE, Milwau-
kee; b. Renselmann, S~heboygan; J. j.. Rob
erts, Graptsburg; Z. keogh, Sturgeon Bay;
o. PEBBLES, Stephensyille; /. Pierce, Mil
waukee; ]. Pierce, Neosho; r. H. Wilson,
| S~pringwater; +. l. Converse, Sparta.
Minnesota; L. A. Cornell, MapIeton; j.
Roller, Sleepy Eye; @. Land, Minneapolis;
s. Paul, Red Lake Falls; A. ". Ryan, st.
Paul: ii. G. oiesen, Wells; ". RumInelI,
Reads, T. Downs, Lake Elmo; II. King,
Hutchinson; r. G. Wood, Smith Mill.
Dakota: S. 5. Smith, Media.
Prof. Charles Davidson, founder OF the
Minneapolis academy, will soon leave with
his wife for Los Angeles, where they viii
start a school,
A picket OF soldiers sent to the Benz
province OF Bolivia by the La Paz authori-
ties were cut off by the Indians. The sol
diers had packed their rifles in a cart
drawn by Indians. They were suddenly
attacked, and all we're killed with the ex-
captions OF those who succeeded in reaching
a small chapel. Here they deiended them
selves for three days and finally, when
their ammunition was exhausted, endeAy-
ored to escape during the night, but were
oyertaken, dubbed to death and then
quartersd. The project sent seven mis-
sionaries to the Indians to endeavor to
come to terms. OF these seven two Joined
them, iour were allowed to return after
ley had sworn to assist the instruction
AIRY cause and the seventh was barbar-
I DUSTY murdered.
A telegram received at Gloucester from
United Safes Consul Carleton at Souris, 2.
f.. l., states that the seines and boats with
their crews, Of the schooners Col. ]. H..
France and Argonaut, were seized OIL East
Point, p. f. l., by the dominion cutter
Critic. The vessels boats were close in
shore when the cutter appeared. with the
seines set in the water.
In Bell county. Ky, the sheriff summon.
ed a posse to arrest some OF the Turner
party. They resisted, and in the fight
which ensued George Thomas, of the posse,
and George Turner, of the other side, was
killed.
Articles OF incorporation of the Mime.
sofa Railway and Navigation company
were filed with the secretary OF the state Of
Minnesota. The capital stock is placed at
SO, 900, 600. The object is the building
Of a line of road from st. Paul to Mime
apolis to a point on Lake Superior. and
the buying, selling and managing of boats
of all kinds.
At Bessemer, Mich, the Colby mine
safe was robbed of 1000 Saturday the
23d inst. Saturday was pay day. and
over $40. 600 was distributed. There
is generally $4,000 in the safe
after pay day, as some OF the men do not
get their wages until Monday.
At Portland, Or, Senator Don Cameron
OF Pennsylvania, Senator c. b. Farwell of
Illinois, accompanied by his wife and two
daughters; Senator g.. 6. Vest OF Missouri
and wife and Gov. s. T. Hauser Of Mon.
tana have arrived. The party stopped
at Yellowstone Park on its wayWest.
The following pensions have been issued:
Wineonsin: Minors, NJ. s. Rice, Niroqua,
father F.. VIC. Koch, North La Crosse: wild
ow of J. High, Turtle Lake; widow OF J.
Forman, New Richmond; j. b. Snow, Vio-
| la; ]. Entringer, S~heboygan; L. X. Hazel
ton, Chelek; r. b. Longstaif. Cadott; H.
Smith, Mansion; NJ. ~Johonnis, Wayne; J.
MartmAn. MencmiDee; J. Latham, Kill
bourn City; ]. o. Tyler, Solona; A. G..
| BaskiH, Eau Gale; Il. Romano, Auburn
Minnesota: Mother OF II. lie Noun, Sleepy
Eye; widow OF H. Yarick, Lassie; widow of
L. Moran. Montgomery; c. w. Patterson,
South Minneapolis; f. N. Brown, Cordoya;
L. Vain, Tyler; c. T. Graves, Long Lake;
S. Youmans, Eagle Lake; G. Murray. Fair
mont; G. X. Middleton, st. Paul; G. o.
Pierce, Minneapolis; 7. l. Cowan, Mime
apolis; c. {. Coe, Rice Lake: F.. W. Rusland,
Odessa: J. III. Parviu, Monticello; W. II.
Harrison, Reads Landing.
Attachments TO the amount OF Sis, 603
have been run on the cattle firm OF Curtiss
& Atkinson and i. F. & w. / Inadof. Hen.
rietta, Tex. Their liabilities are $500
o and assets 81, lis, 600.
Richard H. Payne, a clerk under Pay
master Putnam at the Portsmouth, y. H.,
navy yard. was arrested, charged with the
funds.